Logic 0. The rules of looping/resetting are inconsistent. People reset but some things, just some, don't, and stay where you left them. You keep your injurys, but sometimes not memoy. Why did it reset to before she had the box?

She eventuly learns to control resets, delay them. For days, maybe longer. So why not LEAVE the room? Live out a normal life. Take the box, leave town with friends and family. Burry it in secret, or destroy it.

She worries that science will always loose control of new tech. Well, Not if you keep resetting the world. But if you ignore the illogic, Room 0 is entertaining. 4/10.

The 2024 mystery thriller from writer and director Richard Kodai was a movie that I hadn't heard about when I sat down to watch it. So all I knew about it was was the information I got from the synopsis. I will say, though, that the synopsis sounded interesting enough to make me have an interest.

But the end result of the movie was not all that interesting. I found the narrative to be rather bland and devoid of anything overly interesting or thrilling. And I have to admit that the movie got repetitive rather quickly. Sure, that was the point of the time loop narrative, but since it was devoid of overly interesting things happening and a rather slow pacing, then sitting through "Room 0" was somewhat of a struggle.

The movie has a very small cast list, with the majority being voice actors only. The acting performances in the movie were fair, but the actors and actresses didn't really have all that much to work with. I wasn't familiar with a single actor or actress in the movie, and that is actually something that I do enjoy when I sit down to watch a movie.

I have to say that "Room 0" fell short of entertaining me, and this is definitely not a movie that I will ever return to watch a second time. Nor is it a movie that I will recommend for fans of mystery thrillers to sit down and watch. This movie is no "Groundhog Day" movie, far from it actually.

My rating of writer and director Richard Kodai's 2024 movie lands on a generous two out of ten stars.